count multiple columns in one query

Question

Guys i have four queries:

Query #1:

select 
satisfaction_score,count(satisfaction_score) as Satisfaction_count
from j_survey_response
where satisfaction_         


        

Answer 1

Move them in subqueries and join them by score columns. Like this

select 
   q1.satisfaction_score as score,
   q1.satisfaction_count,
   q2.response_count,
   q3.responder_count ,
   q4.service_count,
from (query 1) q1
     join (query 2) q2 on q1.satisfaction_score=q2.response_score
     join (query 3) q3 on q1.satisfaction_score=q3.responder_score
     join (query 4) q4 on q1.satisfaction_score=q3.service_score

Answer 2

You can UNION ALL the separate queries and apply conditional aggregation on the resulting set:

select score,
       max(case when type = 'satisfaction' then count end) as satisfaction_count,
       max(case when type = 'response' then count end) as response_count,
       max(case when type = 'responder' then count end) as responder_count,
       max(case when type = 'service' then count end) as service_count             
from (
  select satisfaction_score as score, 
         count(satisfaction_score) as count, 
         'satisfaction' as type
  from j_survey_response
  where satisfaction_score != 0
  group by satisfaction_score

  union all

  select response_score,
         count(response_score) as count, 'response' as type
  from j_survey_response
  where response_score != 0
  group by response_score

  union all

  select responder_score,
         count(responder_score) as count, 'responder' as type
  from j_survey_response
  where responder_score != 0
  group by responder_score

  union all

  select service_score,
         count(service_score) as count, 'service' as type
  from j_survey_response
  where service_score != 0
  group by service_score) as t
group by score

Answer 3

You Try this Sql Query

select service_score , count(satisfaction_score) as Satisfaction_count,
count(response_score) as response_count,count(responder_score) as `responder_count,
count(service_score) as service_count from j_survey_response
where service_score != 0 and responder_score != 0 and response_score != 0 and satisfaction_score != 0`

if you use group by

select service_score , count(satisfaction_score) as Satisfaction_count,
count(response_score) as response_count,count(responder_score) as `responder_count,
count(service_score) as service_count from j_survey_response
where service_score != 0 and responder_score != 0 and response_score != 0 and satisfaction_score != 0` 
group by satisfaction_score,response_score,responder_score,service_score